The Pilgrim's Progess
The Pilgrim's Progess
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His load, too, was of
more weight to him than when he was on the right road. Then came
flames of fire out of the hill, that made him quake for fear lest
he should be burnt. And now it was a great grief to him that he
had lent his ear to Worldly Wiseman; and it was well that he just
then saw Evangelist come to meet him; though at the sight of him
he felt a deep blush on his face for shame. So Evangelist drew
near, and when he came up to him, he said, with a sad look; What
dost thou here, Christian?
To these words Christian knew not what to say, so he stood quite mute. Then Evangelist went on thus: Art not thou the man that I heard cry in The City of Destruction?
Christian.--Yes, dear Sir, I am the man.
Evangelist.--Did not I point out to thee the way to the Wicket Gate?
Christian.--Yes, you did, Sir.
Evangelist.--How is it, then, that thou hast so soon gone out of the way?
Christian.--When I had got out of the Slough of Despond I met a man who told me that in a town near, I might find one wh
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